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    Exclamation weighting attrition

    I am stuck... I am trying to rank performance and attrition is one of the metrics I am trying to measure. I have a formula for weighting but the problem is the formul actually sees higher attrition as a good thing.

    Here is the formula I have:

    D4 is the goal: Less than 8%
    D5 is actual attrition: 10%

    Attritions weight is 25%

    Formula is: (D5/$D$4*25%)

    Any help would be appreciated.

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    Re: weighting attrition

    Depend on the result you want.

    If you have 8% actual attrition, do you get the full 25%?

    What if the actual were 0%?

    One possibility is =MIN(1, 2 - D5 / $D$4) * 25%
    Last edited by shg; 02-23-2010 at 06:59 PM.
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    Re: weighting attrition

    Yes, if you have less than 8% attrition you get the full 25% rating. This looks like it worked!

    If you have any other suggestions, I am greatly appreciative.

    Thanks again!

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    Re: weighting attrition

    The curve can be anything you want. It's 100% (of whatever the weight) at the target, and then should roll off to zero at some value above the target. So you need to specify two values: the target value ('tgt'), and the value at which you get zero ('bad'). Then the general formula is:

    =MAX(0, MIN(1, 1 - (tgt - act) / (tgt - bad) ) ) * wgt

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